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WECDIS
(redirected from Warship Electronic Chart Display and Information System)

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WECDISWarship Electronic Chart Display and Information System
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With an initial focus on the UK, the companies will offer navigation systems compliant to the NATO Warship Electronic Chart Display and Information System standard ("WECDIS").
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Lockheed Martin UK has teamed with Kelvin Hughes Ltd and Offshore Systems Ltd to bid into the initial competitive stage of the MOD's requirement for Warship Electronic Chart Display and Information Systems (WECDIS), which is being considered for installation into all Royal Navy ships.
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ECPINS-M was selected in part for its high level of compliance with the NATO Warship Electronic Chart Display and Information System standard for electronic navigation systems.
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